Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-02
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- ANACONDA, February "a, 1887.
Mr.. Phatty attended the masquerade. y
S.M Johnston is expected home on the
LIST Of March. 80 =s.s
7: Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. Hoss and L.. B. Hoss
have gone to Stevensville.
Miss Mcconnell, OF Butte, has been visit
ing her sister: Mrs. stull, the past week and
returned to-day.
It was said by Butte and Deer tLodge
ladies that the Anaconda ladies were the
most graceful dancers they had ever seen.
IOne-half OF the' cc65nictsantratohr shut dow
this morning for lack Of ore,,and, on the Or.
rival OF a train load started this evening.
Professor Kennicott ID worthy Of special
mention for his untiring efforts to furnish
the best musicaltaaentior balls lad par
ties. e.L,...4
Our young gentlemen have entirely aban-
doned the toboggan project. and have de-
vised q new plan for amusement on snow.
They wear nov shoes 80
: Saturday e~veningfound Anaconda's pops
ulation decreased. az a large number con-
cluded to lay aside all business and 60 to
Butte and take in the Abbott Opera Com
pany. 80, ,s.--r ..--,
F. H. Shaw, of Butte, is here and has
charge of the Review job Office. Frank has
several acquaintance here who will be
glad to make use Of him in the coming Gu
tertainments.
1t is the public opinion that the clay
hawker" should be appointed on the Com
mittee of Arrangements for every dance
that is given here. He deserves all the
praise that is bestowed on him.
MI l-N II g. IL - -
tho Odd Fellows was a grand affair. Ana.
and enjoyed one Of the most pleasant
dances that has come of this winter. The
several committees ara deserving Of praise
for the manner in which they oenductedeit.
The snow has been drifting cousidera bly,
the past two days, and the rsmelter boys
are all expecting to SOC hear of another
blockade and lack of coal, which. OF course,
will result in the closing down of the works.
The Anaconda boys will feel comfortable
when the snow all disappears and the green
grass once more shows up, and not until
then.
The young gentlemen of this place have
alltaken: the photograph rage. Last week
a group OF ten appeared before Mr.. Halves
and expressed a desire to sit, which they
did, and to-day, in the principal business
AOQeep Ao1os Cdu Uc 5SCu UuS AuC6V COlleC-
ton Of grace and prominence on paper in
the West. The young ladies are deter.
mined that they will not be behind in this
matter, and accordingly made'an arrange
ment to 60 through the ordeal. The Low
land Club has brought about some WON
derful things. -..,s..,,- ,r :. .. n'n i. =
A great many think that the frame
buildings that are being erected in the
place of those recently burned will. stay
there a long time. One thing is sure, they
will answer for all purposes intended so
long as the weather holds out as it is now;
and it looks very much as if We were about
to encounter. another. spell of four months
such as we have had to contend, With for
the last four. 1t is to be hoped that spring
will open up with a more encouraging state
OF affairs which will induce the owners OF
the property to rebuild good substantial
brick buildings. which, if done, will be an
ornament to our town.
The Lowland Club maeque ball which
took place last week was the most promi-
nent feature OF the season. and the mem
bers left with the expectation that it was
their last party until next winter, but yes
a number Of young gentlemen met
ia C. w. Converse's Office, and decided to
the club and give three more
dances during Lent. So far the committee
appointed has been successful in securing
names OF nearly all the former mem
bers, with a few new ones, and it is very
probable that another dance will be given
by tho Lowland Club within a week.
49,. ~ Egg. JAY DEE.